Aid for humans sent from the Mediterranean Sea reaching Donbass regions and bordering areas
In a heartwarming display of solidarity, a delegation from Primorye, led by Artem Volodin, a Vladivostok Duma deputy and executive secretary of the local United Russia branch, delivered humanitarian aid to fighters in Donbass and border regions. The aid, collected by residents of Primorye, included long-term food supplies, drinking water, medication, personal hygiene items, warm clothing, camouflage netting, generators, tools, letters, and drawings by schoolchildren.
The aid was delivered under unusual circumstances, with the delegation taking cover under trees as drones sounded in the background. The delivery was a part of United Russia's commitment to supporting fighters and their families, a priority outlined in their "People's Program" and the "Historical Memory" project.
The fighters were overjoyed not so much for the things themselves, but because they were remembered, cared for, and visited by fellow countrymen from the Far East. The delegation also visited the Novonikolsky Monastery during their trip.
In addition to the usual supplies, the aid package included gas cylinders, charging devices, construction, and technical equipment. A "Gazelle" vehicle was handed over to the "Saldo" unit in the Kursk region for the needs of the fighters.
The delivery was met with a powerful atmosphere of unity and support. Vyacheslav Kvun, a member of the delegation, made tough decisions about changing the contractor, after inspecting Artem, the vehicle used for the delivery.
In a bid to further support the people of Primorye, private homeowners will receive consultations from DEK starting from 30 June. Meanwhile, in Vladivostok, schoolchildren and parents were reminded how to save a life.
The military demonstrated their training, how their life is organized, and shared details about their service during the delivery. United Russia has been historically involved in coordinating some state-supported humanitarian aid activities, often framed within the context of supporting Russian-speaking populations or areas affected by conflict, such as Donbass. However, the specific role of United Russia in this particular humanitarian aid delivery remains to be confirmed with more specific sources.
[1] [2] [3] (Reports focusing on military and geopolitical developments in the Ukraine conflict)
[1] United Russia's humanitarian aid delivery to Donbass and border regions, a part of their "People's Program" and the "Historical Memory" project, signifies a blend of general news, politics, and war-and-conflicts, as the aid package included everyday supplies and technical equipment.
[2] As the delivery was met with a powerful atmosphere of unity and support, the underlying feelings of camaraderie and solidarity echo beyond the realms of Primorye, reaching the hearts of the fighters in Donbass, making it a significant event in the world of politics and general news.
